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Music Theory Terminology
Define a Minor Scale
Define Ledger Lines
Music Theory Terminology
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Define Ledger Lines
A line on the grand staff that denotes a specified range.
A set of notes/ lines placed above and below the staff.
A set of notes dedicated to Higher and lower pitched instru.
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Define a Minor Scale
a scale that contains a major 3rd and a major 7th
A scale that sounds Happy :)
A scale that sounds sad :(
A scale that contains a minor 3rd and a minor 7th
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what is another Treble Clef
F CLEF
G CLEF
C CLEF
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Define Octave
Interval between a pitch and another with 2x its frequency.
Essentially the same note pitched in various rages.
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Define a Major Scale
A scale composed of a minor 3rd and a minor 7th
a scale that sounds happy :)
A scale composed of major 3rd and a major 7th.
a scale that sounds sad :(
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What is another name for Bass Clef
C Clef
Alto clef
F Clef
G Clef
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Define Chromatic Scale
A scale composed of half steps
A Scale composed of half and whole steps
A scale composed of whole steps
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Define Key Signature
A disarrangement of sharps and flats
engraved key markings
An arrangement of sharps and flats
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Define Interval
The difference between various incremental steps.
The difference in pitch between every three notes
The difference in pitch between two notes.
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Define Dynamics
The Loudness between notes and phrases
The variations of pitch
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Define En-harmonic
Two notes that sound similar but are named differently
Two notes that sound similar and are named the same
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define notation
a series of written symbols derived of musical elements
The written form of music literacy
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Define Accidental
A symbol that denotes the quality of pitch
A symbol that denotes the elongation of note quality
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Define Triad
A chord that is consists of a root, third, and fifth.
A chord that consists of a root, fifth, and sixth.
a chord composed of three notes regardless of the quality.